Steve Sidwell
Brighton coach on BBC Radio 5 live

There was no danger up until that chance. Craig Cathcart spends too long on the ball and Lacazette robs him. You would have bet your house on him finishing that and maybe he would've been better off rounding the keeper instead of a dink.

Conviction = 0.

What a chance! Newcastle slip a lovely ball in behind the Leicester defence, Joselu is clear but on his left foot and never looks like hitting the trigger. He's desperate for a pass inside and in the end Harry Maguire gets back to make a great challenge.

Brighton are looking pretty solid at the moment, with 10 men behind the ball, and they have threatened at the other end too. So far, so good for Seagulls boss Chris Hughton.

Hughton will not mind that City have had 70% of possession if another statistic - the fact they are yet to have a shot on target - remains the same.

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Southampton's centre-back Jannik Vestergaard is a lucky boy. He looks a bit clumsy and after being nutmegged by Diogo Jota he just turns his back and bodycharges the forward over. No booking - that's three fouls already...

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Arsenal 0-0 Watford

Awful! This attempt is getting an ouch headline because it was so bad it hurts.

Craig Cathcart is caught in possession and Alexandre Lacazette is through on goal with just the keeper to beat. Ben Foster races off his line and Lacazette chips... well, well wide.

Decent save, decent game. Everton next to threaten as Lucas Digne clips a free-kick to teh back post, Kurt Zouma meets it on the stretch but his half-volley is tipped over and away by the alert Marcus Bettinelli in the Fulham goal.

A goal is coming somewhere! Honest.

Not as close as it shoud have been, to be honest! Fulham should really be ahead, Ryan Sessegnon pulls the ball back from the left to Andre Schurrle, around the penalty spot, but he lacks the fundamentals, leaning back and side-footing a strike well over and into the Gwladys...

Steve Sidwell
Brighton coach on BBC Radio 5 live

Arsenal are not getting a foot into this game and not playing the possession football that they so dearly love. Watford are giving the home fans something to worry about. They're getting numbers up front to make it count.

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Harry Kane is away down the right as Huddersfield get caught on the counter. Kane gets into the box but Terence Kongolo is across just in time to make the crucial block. Vital interception.

End-to-end at the John Smith's Stadium. Entertaining stuff.

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First shot on goal for Watford... and it's a good one as Will Hughes volleys just wide from inside the box. Arsenal's defence, not for the first time this season, is nowhere to be seen.

Best chance yet, and it comes for Leicester. Ricardo Pereira cuts inside from a run down the right and hits a low, left-footed shot which rustles into the side-netting. Good effort!

Finally Manchester City get into their groove but a vital block prevents Sergio Aguero from scoring a spectacular opener. The striker connects to Bernardo Silva with a bicycle kick but its into a Brighton player.

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Joao Moutinho scored a belter last week at Old Trafford and he goes close again, firing over from 20 yards. Matt Doherty then puts in a low cross which opposite wing-back Jonny sees blocked. Wolves simmering...

Good pressure by Huddersfield but the hosts are almost caught out by the first Tottenham attack as Danny Rose heads just wide.

Jack: Lacazette punished for trying to play on, stone wall penalty. Referees must be better than that

Ben Ashton: Premier League refs literally encouraging diving. Clear penalty on Lacazette but because he stays up the foul isn't given. Shocking refereeing.

Half a chance for Wolves - another Ruben Neves free-kick is on the money and Matt Doherty should do better, closing his eyes and heading wide from about eight yards out. Never really got hold of it - Roy Keane is in the stands and not too impressed.

Ooooh should Arsenal have got a penalty? Alexandre Lacazette appears to have his ankle tapped by Christian Kabasele, Lacazette stays on his feet but struggles to keep his balance and can't get his shot on target. If he'd gone down, he'd surely have been given a spot kick...

A very early change for Fulham - Timothy Fosu-Mensah landed awkwardly on his arm/shoulder and Cyrus Christie will come on to take his place.

Leicester are making life difficult for the hosts as you'd expect, Jonjo Shelvey has no time on the ball and ends up being tackled. Gareth Southgate watches on.

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Bright start by Brighton as they put the Manchester City defence under unfamiliar pressure with a couple of early corners. Nothing comes of them, however.

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